A Christian father in northern India was hospitalized for more than two weeks after Hindu extremists beat him with iron rods.
A Christian father in northern India was hospitalized for more than two weeks after Hindu extremists beat him with iron rods.
A court in Pakistan recently decided to return a 14-year-old Christian girl to the costody of a Muslim man who allegedly kidnapped her, forced her to convert to Islam and marry him.
According to a report, the “293 cases of persecution against Christians reported in the first six months of 2020 included five religious-motivated rapes and six religiously-motivated murders.”
An 84-year-old Christian in China was forced to remove Christian imagery from their homes and replace them with pictures of President Xi Jinping.
It is stunning to think that after the second atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki a third bomb has not been unleashed on the world. In the past 75 years, restraint has kept the world safe from such weapons. Restraint is a precious character trait in leaders and nations.
The tragedy in Beirut and the threat of nuclear annihilation point to the unpredictable and chaotic nature of our fallen world.
Beijing’s treatment of the Uighur minority in Xinjiang Province qualifies, in every way, as genocide. Writing in Newsweek, Israeli Human Rights Lawyer Arsen Ostrovsky didn’t hesitate to call the Communist Party’s actions “genocide,” pointing especially to the “forced sterilizations, abortions and intrusive birth prevention.” These actions alone meet the requirement for genocide and have led to “the population growth rates in the two largest Uyghur prefectures [to fall] by 84% between 2015 and 2018.”
Foreign Christians in Turkey are reportedly being forced to leave the country or are being banned from returning to Turkey.
Christians sharing their faith in Uganda recently became the target of Muslim extremists.
According to a Vienna-based observatory, anti-Christian acts are up by at least 285 percent since 2008.
